LIV Golf announces it will return to this market in 2026
'The Indiana region, city of Westfield, Hamilton County and Chatham Hills have all been tremendous hosts to LIV Golf, and we're looking forward to building on this momentum when the league returns to The Club at Chatham Hills in 2026,' said Ross Hallett, LIV Golf Executive Vice President, Head of Events, in a news release. 'From the course's outstanding design to the record attendance and fantastic energy throughout the community, this week's Indiana debut has exceeded our high expectations. We've already begun planning for next year, and we can't wait to raise the bar in 2026.'
Soon after Sebastian Munoz fired a 59 on Friday, LIV officials announced that grounds passes for this week's event at the Club at Chatham Hills in Indianapolis sold out for Friday and Saturday. There are a limited number of passes remaining for Sunday.
According to a story from the Indianapolis Star, an on-site manager reported that 16,430 tickets were scanned on Friday. That is the number of tickets that were used to gain entry into the event, and not the total sold.
Tickets for LIV Golf Indianapolis 2026 are available at LIVGolf.com/schedule/indianapolis-2026, including three-day grounds passes and Club 54 Hospitality Tickets.
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